Package Details: systemd-cron 1.5.3-1

Package Base: systemd-cron
Description: systemd units to run cron scripts
Upstream URL: https://github.com/systemd-cron/systemd-cron
Category: system
Licenses: MIT
Conflicts: cron
Provides: cron
Submitter: dbb
Maintainer: dbb
Last Packager: dbb
Votes: 16
First Submitted: 2013-05-27 20:26
Last Updated: 2015-05-09 14:02

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Comment by Yamakaky

2015-02-26 16:12

You should enable all the functionalities, namely: minutely, quarterly, semi_annually and maybe setgid.

Comment by Yamakaky

2014-10-02 15:53

(Sorry, I didn't turned on the comments notifications)

Yes, that's it. Maybe it may require to symlink also the .service files, I'm not sure.

Comment by dbb

2014-06-08 23:54

@Yamakaky I assume you mean symlinks to the .target files?

Comment by Yamakaky

2014-06-02 19:12

It should install symlinks in /usr/lib/systemd/user, so users can use it.

Comment by andreyv

2014-04-01 06:15

Thanks, it works now.

Comment by dbb

2014-04-01 01:39

@andreyv, should be fixed now.

Comment by dbb

2014-03-31 15:55

Thanks, I knew rewriting the build went too smoothly... I'll try to get that fixed tonight.

Comment by andreyv

2014-03-31 13:24

Hi,

The build fails for me if make is executed with -j<N>. This is because all $(outputs) depend on $(builddir), but the dependency is not listed for them.

Either $(builddir) should be added as a dependency for all corresponding targets, or .NOT_PARALLEL: should be used to disable parallel build. Also this could be relevant: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Prerequisite-Types.html

Comment by capoeira

2013-09-12 19:54

thanks a lot

Comment by dbb

2013-09-12 02:51

see systemd.cron(7) man page. Just do:

# systemctl start cron.target

to start the cron units and

# systemctl enable cron.target

to enable them automatically on boot. Then any scipt that's executable by root in the appropriate directories will be executed at the appropriate time.

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